This podcast episode delves into the Michigan Notable Books Program, a distinguished initiative by the Library of Michigan that celebrates noteworthy publications from the state. Guests, Adam Oster and Mindy Barbarski elucidate the intricacies of selecting the 20 notable titles each year, emphasizing the diverse genres and themes that reflect Michigan's rich literary landscape. They discuss the criteria for selection, which involves a committee of librarians and literary experts, and the challenges of comparing works from various genres. The episode further highlights the significance of oral histories and community engagement in preserving Michigan's unique narratives. We invite our listeners to explore this year’s selections and learn more about the vibrant literary contributions from Michigan authors.Website: Michigan Notable Books___________________Lansing Community College Library

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